Anastasia Branch Editor-in-Chief On Sept. 10, Grit Coffee opened a storefront on Richmond’s Libbie Avenue and it’s a coffee enthusiast’s dream come true. Already a popular name in its home base of Charlottesville, Grit Coffee is here to provide the West End with everything from drinks and pastries to coffee subscriptions. To see what the … Continue reading Grit Coffee Review
Jack Kelleher Staff Writer Netflix’s newest documentary, "Challenger: The Final Flight," covers one of the most infamous events of the 20th century. As the disaster took place nearly two decades before I was born, I had minimal knowledge of the event at best, but this documentary provided an in-depth summary of the event, as well … Continue reading “Challenger: The Final Flight” Review
Salaar Khan Online Editor-in-Chief Last week, Freeman’s Class of 2020 proved that school spirit isn’t limited to the school building. In recent weeks, the COVID-19 health crisis has caused schools across Virginia to be closed, but on Monday, March 30, the senior class’s leadership announced a push to encourage a virtual spirit week throughout the … Continue reading “Virtual Spirit Week” Proves Freeman Pride isn’t Limited to the School Building
Anastasia Branch Staff Writer Hawaiian professional surfer, Bethany Hamilton, has just released her documentary “Unstoppable” on Netflix and it is a blast from the past. The documentary’s plot is shaped around the most life changing part of Bethany Hamilton’s surfing career: when she was attacked by a shark as a teenager and lost her left … Continue reading Bethany Hamilton’s “Unstoppable Review”
To the Class of 2020, We are living in a historic moment. This is an unprecedented time in our country, and as the school newspaper we will work to report information as it is available. Henrico County Public Schools are answering frequently asked questions here: https://henricoschools.us/covid19/commonquestions/ We, the Class of 2020, are resilient. Many of … Continue reading To the Class of 2020…
Will Dornik Sports Editor “Parasite,” directed by Bong Joon-Ho, won the 2020 Oscar for Best Picture, along with Best Original Screenplay, Best Director, Best Foreign Language Film, Best Production Design, and Best Film Editing. Before the awards ceremony, the movie had generated a relatively large amount of buzz. However, the only remarks I heard about … Continue reading “Parasite” Review
Alexa Mosley Staff Writer This winter has not been a typical, Virginia winter. While temperatures have been consistently low and rain has dominated the forecast, one important aspect of the season has been notably missing: snow. According to the National Weather Service, Richmond has received only a meager 1.5 inches of snow since November 1. … Continue reading S(no)w Days Off for Freeman
Josh DuPuis Sports Editor Warren 5/55 or 9.1% Biden 23/55 or 41.8% Sanders 20/55 or 36.3% Gabbard: 3/55 5.5% Bloomberg: 3/55 5.5% Other: 1/55 1.8% Last Tuesday, March 3rd, Virginia held its Democratic Presidential Primary. Anyone who is a US citizen and will be 18 years old by Election Day on November 3rd was eligible … Continue reading Election Recap: How Freeman Voted
Davis Buckbee Opinions Editor Davis Buckbee is back with another sub review, and this time, he's judging a sandwich from Wawa.
Annie Stephens and Abby Zorn Opinions Editor and Design Editor ABBY: As children of the era of High School Musical, we thought, “what would be better than someone creating a TV show all about it?” The TV show, High School Musical: The Musical: The Series, was filmed in the original East High School in … Continue reading “High School Musical: The Musical: The Series” Review
